Women In Optometry and our supporters celebrate the Class of 2025 in the West.
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Arizona College of Optometry, Midwestern UniversityClass of 2025: 60 students (34 women, 26 men) |
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Austin Giles, OD, of Yucaipa, California, will work in a primary care private practice that specializes in specialty contact lenses, dry eye and ocular disease. |
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Pacific University College of OptometryClass of 2025: 75 students (58 women, 17 men) |
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Rheanne Van Spengen, OD, of Edmonton, Alberta, will return home and join a team of optometrists at FYidoctors in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. |
VIEW THE TOP GRADS IN ALL REGIONS HERE
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Southern California College of Optometry at Marshall B. Ketchum UniversityClass of 2025: 95 students (70 women, 25 men) |
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Katie Salmon, OD, of Spokane, Washington, will start an ocular disease residency at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. |
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Jaclyn Charbonneau, OD, of Mission Viejo, California, looks forward to continuing her education during her upcoming cornea and contact lens residency at the University Eye Center at Ketchum Health in Anaheim, California. |
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University of California, Berkeley, School of OptometryClass of 2025: 66 students (51 women, 15 men) |
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Julien Cyrill Belen, OD, of Stockton, California, will start a primary care and ocular disease residency at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. |
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Western University of Health Sciences College of OptometryClass of 2025: 65 students (49 women, 16 men) |
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Lenna Nguyen, OD, of Moreno Valley, California, will start an ocular disease residency at the VA Central California Health Care System. |
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Serene Koudsi, OD, of Upland, California, looks forward to starting an ocular disease residency with Azul Vision. |
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Torrey Fauth, OD, of Medicine Hat, Alberta, looks forward to providing primary care and dry eye treatment at a private practice in Lloydminster, Alberta. |
VIEW THE 2025 GRADUATION PACKAGE HERE
